Market Report on Livestock Prices at Kansas City
Kansas City cattle and hog markets show mixed activity with smaller receipts easing pressure. Best fat steers around 4.60 to 4.90, heifers and yearlings 3.75 to 5.00, cows 4.25 to 4.50, hogs top 5.30, light weights higher. sheep steady to higher as buyers trim prices. Local notices urge subscriptions with premiums offered for boys and girls.
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Kansas City
Stonkers
Wales
Hoffman
Nepoleon
P. Green
Antiville
P. Au
Watches for Boys and Girls Free Subscriptions Offer
An old newspaper notice hawks a boy named Noys and a girl offer to secure ten new Kansas City Weekly Journal subscriptions at 25 to 35 cents each. Buyers pay 2.50 or 2.56 dollars and receive a model pocket watch, The Pride or The Lady Juliet, as a prize with one year guarantees and gold finished movements.
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Kansas City Journal
Kansas City
The
Missouri
Kansas City Weekly Journal
Juliet
Real Estate Transfers Listed for June 6 1906
Real estate transfers dated Tuesday June 6 1906 include Fanne W Barton et al to Walter B Waddell by power of attorney and Arthur Durbin et al to Josie Coats for 1000 dollars. Other entries mention REL Hitt to SL Pila for 85000 dollars in Dover, Low Pile to RDL Hitt for 8600 dollars in Dover, and several transfers around June 9 1905 to June 12 1906 involving various properties and buyers. An advertisement touts Herbine as a health remedy with testimonials, followed by a probate note of a marriage in Lexington.
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Fanne W Barton
Walter B Waddell
Arthur Durbin
Josie Coats
Rel Hitt
Dover
James H Johnson
Chas
Collins
John Kroeneke
Sophis Giesecke
Aultville
F R Howe
Frank L Long
Lexington
Harvey N Brown
Albert L Maxwell
Odessa
Death of Jennie Carter Tunstall at 22 in Hannital
Mrs Jennie Carter Tunstall beloved wife of George Tunstall and eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jobs Carter died at 8 10 PM at her Griffith street home aged 22 Her funeral is set for Monday at 9 AM at her parents residence corner Chestnut and Griffith streets with burial at Mount Olivet cemetery
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Hannital Coariar-Post
Jennie Carter Tunstall
George Tunstall
Jobs
Carter
Griffith Street
Chestnut and
Mount Olivet
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Advertises Healing
The Salve penetrates the skin with antiseptic and healing action to subdue inflammation and cure boils burns cuts eczema tetter ringworm and all skin diseases. It also markets a specific for piles and is claimed to be the original genuine Witch Hazel Salvex by DeWitt & Co. and Oren thaw & Young.
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DeWitt
BEC, DeWitt & Co
Orenthaw & Young
Protracted Meeting to Begin Sunday
Rev H A Northcutt is expected to arrive Sunday morning to begin meetings at the Christin church. He closed a successful meeting at Whitesboro Texas Thursday and left at once for this city. Rev J H Coll, the popular pastor, looks forward to the best meeting ever held in this city.
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Higginer
Jofersonian
H. A. Northcutt
Christin Church
Whitesboro
Texas
J. H. Coll
Bald
U. C. V. Reunion Chooses Leaders and Sites
General Stephen D. Lee was reelected commander in chief. The committee reported 206,000 for Bartle Abbey to be built in Richmond Virginia and 869,000 for the Jefferson Davis monument with New Orleans chosen as the next meeting place. Liberty Advance: Tog is claimed as the biggest man on earth to the public age and a bear hunter is now in the scrap pile.
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Stephen D. Lee
Bartle Abbey
Richmond
Virginia
Jefferson Davis
New Orleans
Liberty
Tog
Graduating exercises at Kansas City High School today
Miss Helen G Tutt daughter of Frank K Tutt once a Lexington resident and noted citizen is among the graduating class. Her education will continue in the East under patroness Helen Gould. Mixed legal notes involve John A Lee prosecution claims and authority disagreements between Belch and Hadley. Odessa Democrat reports store rental by Dr Spore to Geo Nasser of Lexington and a July 1 opening offering dry goods groceries and meat market. Rev J T McGarvey resigns Carthage post to move to Warrensburg. Miss Georgie Stewart of Lexington delivers a praised reading at the Christian church. Religious quotes, author notices, and local obituaries mark the page.
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Kansas City
Helen G. Tutt
Frank K. Tutt
Lexington
Helen Gould
East
Odessa
Spore
Geo. Nasser
Georgie Frankie Stewart
Christian Church
Mian Stewart
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Market Letter
NOYS
Graham Brooks
Dorothy E Brooks
Waverly
Sam H Phlegar
Peter Lanners
Daniel R Peeples
Corder
Rosie Rose
Thos A McLennan
Higginsville
J.J. Hubbard Temple
Crenshaw & Young, Druggiste
Higgineville Jatursontuss
Jones P. Chinn
J. W. Barbee
Lolo Boroet
Barbee
OC & A
Kehoe Bros
Atos Prorr Inc Co
Loute Whitley
Iictians
California
Alifornia Cotumssion
Portland
U. C. V. Reunion
Mecca
John A. Lee
Farris
Smith
Belch
Cole Co
Hadley
J. T. McGarvey
J. W. McGarvey
Kentucky University
Carthage Christian Church
Warrensburg
W. M. Briney
R. B. Briney
Briney
Broadway Christian Church
Lounaville
J. W. Hill
Gibbons
F. W. Gunsavlos
Joaquin Miller
Philippines
Manila
Islands
Willam Aull
F. A. Sampson
State Historics] Society
Columbia
Intelligencer
N. M Waters
Jesus of
J. Q. Platreshurg
Lexington, MO
W. &. McCausland
Winn & Moorman’s
May M. Sadler
New York
Irs
R. T. Jesse
13Th Street
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